8 comments

• svggrfgovgf 19 hours ago

  1,100 points, i.e., 2.5% versus:

    10/19/1987   22.6%
    3/16/2020    12.9%
    10/24/1929   11.7%
    10/29/1929   11.7%
    5/6/2010     10.0%
    10/24/1907    8.3%
    9/29/2008     7.8%
    7/21/1933     7.8%
    9/17/2001     7.1%
    4/14/2000     5.7%

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  • bmandale 19 hours ago

    I've seen some people argue that the market is currently in a bubble, and hence going down is expected. If it's a bubble, it sure don't pop like a bubble.

• duxup 20 hours ago

  Is there any sort of plan / expectation / result that these seemingly random tariffs make sense?

  There doesn’t seem to be a plan here…

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  • legitster 19 hours ago

    https://xcancel.com/corsaren/status/1907554824180105343

    It seems like the numbers are based completely on trade deficit + 10%.

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    • duxup 19 hours ago

      If accurate, this seems like some weird and very basic math they’re doing rather than economics… like they think these numbers are the score of a sports game.

  • SoftMachine 20 hours ago

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• bdangubic 19 hours ago

  Tax HIKES for everyone

  Tax BREAKS for the super-rich

  Trump supporters: “MY GOD THIS MAN IS WORKING FOR ME, SO AWESOME” :)

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